Todd Harland White, Chief Architect at Undersea Systems and Consulting Engineer, offers engineering career advice after 44 years at Northrop Grumman.
Engineering Career Advice: Lessons Learned From a 44-Year Career at Northrop Grumman
Manufacturing the Very Lightweight Torpedo
Northrop Grumman is driving the vision for a less expensive torpedo design that's also light enough to be carried on new generations of smaller delivery platforms.
AQS-24B/C Minehunting System
Northrop Grumman has three decades of in-fleet airborne mine countermeasure experience with 27 systems fielded. The company was the first to field electro-optic mine identification, and developed the first long-range synthetic aperture sonar for mine warfare, the first mine warfare unmanned surface vessel (jointly with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center) and mine warfare unmanned underwater vehicles.
Manta Ray
Northrop Grumman has been pioneering capabilities in the undersea domain for more than 50 years. Now, we are creating a new class of uncrewed underwater vehicles with Manta Ray.
μSAS
Northrop Grumman micro-SAS (µSAS™) payload is a real-time interferometric synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) that is integrated on the L3 Oceanserver IVER3-580 autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV).
Navy League
Your guide to Northrop Grumman programs featured at Navy League 2024. Learn about project overmatch, air superiority, and digital transformation.
A New Way to Power the World’s Most Powerful Navy
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Sea
Northrop Grumman is a leader in the design, development and production of advanced naval systems, including Electronic and Information Warfare, Minehunting Systems, Integrated Bridge and Navigation Systems, and Mission Integration.
Maneuver Support Vessel – Light (MSVL)
Northrop Grumman is responsible for the procurement, design, installation, integration and test of the COTS navigation, and communications systems suite of equipment to be installed on the Maneuver Support Vessel – Light (MSVL)
A Window Under the Sea
In Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,” Captain Nemo shows guests the wonders of the ocean floor through a large, round window on his submarine. It’s a fantastic image and a classic icon from the sci-fi genre, but could a window on a deep-sea vehicle work in real life?
Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore Presented by Northrop Grumman
Maryland Fleet Week & Flyover Baltimore Presented by Northrop Grumman - Baltimore’s Inner Harbor June 12-18, 2024.
Naval Aviation
Northrop Grumman advances naval aviation through digital engineering and advanced manufacturing, equipping the U.S. Navy with the capability it needs to remain a dominant fighting force no matter the environment.